UNC-Chapel Hill inducts 221 students into Phi Beta Kappa
Less than 1% of all college students qualify for the nation’s oldest college honorary society
Less than 1% of all college students qualify for the nation’s oldest college honorary society
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Carolina’s Phi Beta Kappa chapter, Alpha of North Carolina, was founded in 1904
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The Morehead-Cain Scholarship covers all expenses for four years of undergraduate study at UNC-Chapel Hill.
Fewer than 1% of college students qualify for this prestigious honorary society
The lecture is Carolina’s major African American History Month programming initiative to recognize the importance of African American histories nationally, statewide and on campus.
Bill Ferris, the senior director emeritus of The Center for the Study of the American South and adjunct professor emeritus in the University’s folklore curriculum, will deliver Carolina’s 2019 Winter Commencement address.
Phi Beta Kappa, the nation’s oldest and most honored college honorary society, has inducted 162 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill students as new members.
Pendergast, 20, from Waxhaw, is one of 496 students nationwide to win the award, selected from a pool of 1,223 candidates nominated by their universities.